Sentence examples for assert the success from inspiring English sources
The metaphor dates to the dissenting opinion of Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis in a 1932 case, New State Ice Company v. Liebmann and is often used today to assert the success of one social program or another.
They have "grown up" since the chaotic clashes of the 1980s, he asserts, citing the success of London's 14-year-old elected mayoralty.To realise the full benefits of devolution, politicians must have more faith in municipalities.
Trustees of any and all organizations must assert the lead to establish the foundation for the organization's success.
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
Outliers asserts that success depends on the idiosyncrasies of the selection process used to identify talent just as much as it does on the athletes' natural abilities.
It merely asserts the prerequisite ground for obtaining success.
In counterpoint, the following example highlights the downside of fixating on technical success: subject G10 asserted, 'The main lesson is that you need to stay customer focused.
While he initially did not think the U.S. should have been involved in the conflict, he later said he considered the mission a success because it re-asserted the dominance of the U.S. military after the Vietnam War.
In lieu of supporting evidence, providers foreground testimonials and, in some cases, assert high success rates without any indication of how these have been measured.
Chen et al [ 10] asserted the need for an additional trapezius muscle transfer for shoulder of the patients who had less than 90° abduction to increase the success of the classic latissimus dorsi + teres major transfer.
